Across the entire territory, the Semois Valley National Park has created four wildlife observatories.
OBSERVATORIES to discover the wildlife of the Semois Valley in an immersive way!
The CHANMEULE observatory in Herbeumont
To protect nature effectively within the National Park, it is first necessary to have a sufficiently accurate picture of the biodiversity situation in the region. That is why some of our project leaders drawing up inventories of different elements of our natural heritage.
The CHANMEULE observatory in Herbeumont
With its oak-leaf shape, this observatory blends unobtrusively into the landscape and offers a unique vantage point overlooking the Antrogne Valley Nature Reserve.
Here, nature is reclaiming its place thanks to ecological restoration work. Nardus grassland, butterflies, birds and wild mammals all contribute to the rich biodiversity of this protected site. A herd of Highland cattle also helps manage the area through conservation grazing.
Keep your eyes open and take the time to observe.
The EPIOUX ponds wildlife observatory in Florenville
Designed in the shape of a beaver lodge, this wildlife observatory offers views over the large pond at Épioux, a peaceful natural setting where many species come to feed, live or rest.
The pond forms part of a vast natural area spanning more than 1,700 hectares, providing ideal conditions for biodiversity to thrive.
Take the time to observe and enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings.
